srations AND LOCAI'IONS OF THE 143HD FIELD ARTILLF.RY NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA DURING THE IN SAN FRANCISCO JULY 5 TO JULY 26, 1934
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1 srations AND LOCAI'IONS OF THE 143HD FIELD ARTILLF.RY NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA DURING THE IN SAN FRANCISCO JULY 5 TO JULY 26, Colonel Otto_E~ Sandman, co~manding.. ~- _. BatterY Called for Stations and Locations Commanding elieved active duty Officers from active dut Hdq. Hdq. Hdq. Battery Hdq. Battery Ju~ 5, July 5, Headquarters, 143rd Field Artillery was called into active service July 5,, and stationed at Oakland Armory. Rel"i.Aved from active duty July 6. Called into active service J~ 16, Lnd placed in conand of the East Bay troops consisting of the 143rd Field Artillery and Third Battalion, l60th Infantry. Relieved from active duty July 22, Headquarters Battery, 143rd Field Artillery was called for active duty July 5, and stationed at Oakland Armory. Relieved fro~ active duty July 6. Called into active service July 16. Proceeded froa San Luis-Obispo at 6:40P.M. qy truck. Halted in Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of troop trains of th.e 185th Infantry. Arrived at Oakland Armory 6:40 A.K. July 16. Attached to the East Bay Coin~D:tmd under Colonel Otto Sandman the sa:ne day. Relieved fron active duty J~ 21,.ooo. Otto E. Sandman Colonel Otto E. Sandman Colonel Fredrick A. Small Fredrick A. Small July 6, July 22, July 6, July 21, ~ ~ -..J_ :Q
2 NATIONAL GOARD OF CALIFORNIA ~t e ry: _ Called for Stations and Locations Commanding Relieved active d~ty Officers from active duty ~ ~ ~.. ~----.-~~ ~ ~ gdq. Battery J~y 5, & CombatTrain First Brigade Hdq. Battery & Combat Train First Brigade Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, First Brigade was called into active service July 5 1. Stationed at Vakland Armory. Relieved from active duty July s. Called into active service,july 16. Left.San Luis Obispo at 6:40 P.K. July 15. Proceeded via ~oto~ transport. Halted in Santa Margareta pending safe passage of troop trains of the 185th Infantry. Arrived at Oakland Armory 6:40 A.U. July 16. Attached to East Bay Command under Colonel Otto Sandman July 16. Performed guard and patrol duty on Vakland waterfront. Relieved from activ duty July 21 1 ooo. Wallace H.. Nickell allace H. Nickell Cat.;tain July s,. 1 J,ulY 21, ~
3 ~ -~--- -~ '..,, tv: 00 OF THE l4zrd fat"t, eryr Called for,..- ~ Stations and Locations Commanding.Relieved active duty Officers from active duty service Battery July 5,. Service Battery was called into ctive servic~ July 5 1 and stationed at Oakland Armorr. Relieved from active duty July 6., Called for active duty July 16. Proceeded by truck from San Luis Obispo at 6r40 P.M., July 15~ Halted in Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of the tr9op trains with the 185th Infantx,-y. Arrived at Oakland Armory 6:40 A.M. July 16. Attached to the East B~y Command under Colonel Otto Sandman same day and perro rmed guard and patrol duty along the Oakland aterfront until relieved fro active duty July 21~.ooo. Alan a.burnham July 6 Alan B.Burnham July 21 1 _3_
4 STATIONS AND LOCATIONS OF THE l 43RD NATIONAL GOARD OF C4LIFORNI RTILLERY ~ttery Called for Stations and LOcations Commanding Rellevea~ active duty Officers from active duty edical Department Detachment lledical Department 1 l43rd ll'ield Artillery was called into active service July 16~ Proceeded by truck.from San Luis Obispo at :40 P.M. July 15, for Oakland. Arrived in Oakland 6:40 A.. July 16. Attached to East Bay.Command under Colonel Otto Sandman and furnished Medical Detachments for the l43rd Field Artillery. Relfeved from active duty and returned to home station~ Stockton, July 22 1 ooo Nathan P. Barbour ajor July 22,
5 NATIONAh GUARD OF CALIFORNIA ~ery._ ' Called for Stations and Locations Commanding Relieved active duty Officers from active duty ~ al;:=:zz.--~ ==== ,--.,.., ~q. First ~ttal1on July 5, July 16, Headquarters, First Battalion, l43rd f.'ield Artillery was called for Active duty July 5,. Stationed at Oakland Armory. Relieved from active duty July ~ Again called into active duty July 16. Proceeded by truck from San Luis Obispo at 6;.40 P.Jl. Jul 15. Halted in SantA Margarita pending safe passage of troop trains tth tho 185th!Dfantry on board. rrived at Oakland Armo:~. y July 16. Battalion wa s a tt ~ ched to East Bay Command under Colonel Otto Sandman and commanded unit of the First Battalion, 143rd Field Artillery. Relieved from ctive duty July 21 ooo. 6:40 A.M. Harmon s. Kelsey ajor Harmon s. Kelsey ajor July e, 19 July 21, _5_ v; lv OJ ~
6 STATIONS AND LOCATION NATIONAL GUARD 0.11' CALIFORNIA RTILLERY ~ery Cal.led for Stations _and Locations active duty A July Battery A was called int o active service July 5,. Stationed at Oakland Armory. Relieved from ctive duty July e. Again called into active service July 16. Proceeded by truck from San Luis Obispo at e.:40 P.M. July 15. Halted in Santa Aisrearita pending safe pessag~ of troop trai~s with the 185th Infantry on board. Arrived at Oakland Armory at 6J40 A.K. Jtuy 16, and attached to East Bay Command un:ier Colonel Otto c::a.ndman. Performed &uard and patrol duty long the Oakland wc..terfront. Re~ lieved from active duty July 21 1 ooo. Commending Officers Charles A. Burgess. Chnrles A. Burgess Relieved from activ ~========~=======-==~~====== ~d~uty July e, July 21, -6- ~~
7 STATIONS AN OCAT!ONS OF -B July 5, Battery B vras called into e.ctive service July 5, l934.and stationed in Oakland Armory. Relieved from &ctive duty July 6.Again celled into act1ve serv1ce July ls. Proceeded by truck from San Luis bispo. at 6;40 P.Ii. July 15. Halted in Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of troop trains of the l85th Infantry. Arrived at Oakland Armory at 6&40 A.ll. J uly 16. Attached to East Bay Commund under C~lone1 Otto Sandman, July 16, and performed guard and patrol duty n1od the Oakland waterfront. elieved from active duty Suly 21,...ooo. rthur S. Oakley Arthur s. Oakley July 6, July v CIJ.. l
8 ND LOCATIONS NATIONAL GUARD CALIFORNI IELD ARTILLERY -- c D July July 16 attery c, l43rd Field Artillery as called into active servic. Proceeded by truck from San Luis Obispo nt 6:40.P.M. Jnly 15, to Stockton. n Jtuy 16 ;~.ttached to the San Joaquin Command under ~~ajor J. B. r.jaloney!<.r.d performed gue.rd nd p3trol duty along the Stockton "aterfront. Helie Ted from e.ctive uty July 21, l9c4. Battery D, l4~rd I 1 'ield Artillery s called into active serv1c J-oly 16,. Boarded trucks at San Luic Obispo at 6a40 P.M. July 15. Halted in Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of the troop trains with the 185th Infantry aboard. Arrived at Oakland Armory., 6&40 A.M. July 16. On th same date was attached to East Bay. Command Under Colonel Otto Sandman. Relieved from active duty and returned to home station, ~acramento, July 22..ooo. Relieved from active duty _ illiam J.U. July 21 1.ogers James J.Wogan July 22, First. Lieut.
9 STATIONS AND LOCATIONS OF I~ 14 RD FIELD ARTILLERY NATIONAL GUARD.OF CALIFORNIA -13attery Called for active duty ~ ~~ ~ commariding Relieved Stations and Locations Officers from active ~ ~~-~ duty Battery E, l43rd Field Artillery was called for active duty July Boarded trucks at San Luis Obispo at 6a40 P.K. July 15. Halted at Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of the ~roop trains with the 185th Inf~ntry a board. Arrived at Oakland Armory 6s40 A.K. July 16. Attached to East Bay Command under Colonel Otto Sandtnan same.day. Relieved from active duty and r~turned to home station~ Santa Barbara, July 22..ooo. Harold O.Welch "July 22 1 First Lieut. -9- ~; oc "'-1
10 sattery Called for ctive duty Stations ons...-= --~ r F Detachment Jul.y 16, July 17, Batt(' 7 F,-, 143rd Field Artillery Henry C.Coles July 22 1 as called into active service Second Lieut; July Left San.Lui Obispo at 6t40 P.K. July 15. Halted in Santa Margarita pending e paqsag& of troop trains with the l85th!nfar.&try on board. Ar rived at Oakland Armory 6t40 A.M. July 16. Attached to East Bay Command under Colonel Otto Sandman same date. Relieved from active duty and returned to home station at Lod1, July 22,. Battery F, Detachment, l43rd Field' rtillery was called into active service July 17, 1 and attached to Battery C of the San Joaquin Command. Performed guard and patrol duty along. the Stockton waterfront. Relieved from active duty July 21, ooo. ChHrles D. Casey Corporal July 21, CH ~ 00
11 ...::::= "-- gdq. Battery 1d Bat:.. tali on Headquarters Battery., Second Butta.lfon, l43rd Field Artillery. as called for active duty. Boarded trucks ut San Luis Obispo at 6:40 P~K. July 15. Halted in Santa Margarita pending the safe passage of the troop trains with the '185th Infantry on board. frrived at Oakland Armory 6 s40. M. July 16. On same day ttached to East Bay Command under Colonel Otto Sandman. Relieved from active duty and returned to home station, Stockton, July 22 1 dward L illiame Staff Sgt. Relieved from active duty~ July 22, ooo. -11-
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